Salaries Improve for South Carolina College Educators
Dr. James E. Bostic chair of the South Carolina Commission on Higher Education reported the state ranks second in university salaries and sixth in four year college faculty pay among 14 Southern states. He noted two year faculty pay around thirteenth and discussed public higher education funding rising from 114 million to 349 million for 1982-83.
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South Carolina
James E. Bostic
Bostic
Columbia
Charleston
Commission
South Carolina State College
Controversy Over USC Medical School Debate Details
Dr. James Bostic urged Aiken Rotary to discuss the USC School of Medicine amid continuing discontent. John Sutusky of the South Carolina Commission of Education defended the Columbia facility as expanding physicians, noting no duplication with MUSC and describing USC as a primary care training site serving local hospitals.
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University of South Carolina School of Medicine
James Bostic
Aiken Rotary Club
Bostic
South Carolina Commission of Education
Columbia
John Sutusky
USC School of Medicine
Sity
South Carolina
Charleston
Sutusky
Medical University of South Carolina
Columbia School
Richmond Memorial Hospital
Veterans Hospital
Fort Jackson
Dr James Bostic noted for industry and community roles
Dr James Bostic is highlighted for leadership in the Textile Manufacturers Association Safety and Health Committee and service on multiple boards including Greenville Urban League and USDA Graduate School. He holds Ford Foundation and US awards, with Clemson sports as a passion and a growing family soon to expand.
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Textile Manufacturers Association
Bostic
Greenville Urban League
Ford Foundation
U.S. Department of Agriculture
National Academy of Engineering
America
Greenville Jaycees
Skywatch Plane Crashes at Charleston Airport
In Charleston, a WCSC Skywatch Cessna 152 crashed on takeoff from the executive terminal. Pilot Randy Scott of Mount Pleasant was freed from wreckage in critical condition and taken to the Medical University of South Carolina trauma center after rescue crews extinguished no fire.
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Charleston
Wcsc Radio Skywatch
WCSC
Harve Jacobs
Randy Scott
Mount Pleasant
Medical University of South Carolina
Jacobs
Scott
Saint Johns
Edwards says reports on AGNS support are inaccurate
Energy Secretary James B. Edwards says claims the government will underwrite the Barnwell Nuclear Fuel plant are wrong He confirms he supports eventual operation as a commercial reprocessing facility but notes no White House guarantee has been sent and that a task force report is still under review He criticizes the leak causing widespread coverage.
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Columbia
Barnwell
James B. Edwards
Edwards
Strom Thurmond
R S.C
White House
Department of Energy
Thurmond
Washington
State of Columbia
South Carolina
Textile jobs fall in Southeast states in May
The Labor Department reports 10,500 fewer textile jobs in May across eight Southeastern states versus April. South Carolina, North Carolina, and Georgia bore the largest declines, while hours worked and earnings saw modest changes from April and May 1981.
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Atlanta
South Carolina
U.S. Department of Labor
Donald M. Cruse
Department’s Bureau of Labor Statistics
North Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Tennessee
Chief Justice Eyes Reopening Dormant State Court
Chief Justice Woodrow Lewis weighs activating a dormant appellate court to ease a four year backlog in the Mississippi Supreme Court. Two attorneys and lawmakers urge immediate hearings as the inactive court, created in 1979, awaits funding after Lewis disqualified four of the Legislature appointed justices.
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Columbia
Woodrow Lewis
State Supreme Court
General Assembly
Lewis
High Court
Bundrick Resigns as South Carolina Lawmaker Pleads Guilty
State Rep. Danny Bundrick D Orangeburg resigns from the House and admits guilt to three federal charges of defrauding farm loan and disaster relief programs. He will repay about 700000 with interest and place farm assets valued over 500000 under a federal lien. McMaster says 91 other charges and action against Bundrick’s wife are dropped.
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Columbia
Danny Bundrick
Orangeburg
Bundrick
U.S. Jaycee
Ramon Schwartz Jr
U.S
Henry Dargan MceMaster
McMaster
North
Linda
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Aiken Standard
Aiken, S.C
Sammy Duvall
Greenville
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